Chamavi

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The Chamavi were an early Germanic tribe, likely part of the broader West Germanic group, known from Roman-era sources in the region of the lower Rhine.

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Chamavi canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Germanic tribe
ancient people
attestedIn Roman ethnographic writings
culture Germanic paganism
ethnicGroup Germanic peoples
West Germanic peoples
historicalStatus extinct ethnic group
interactedWith Roman Empire
knownFrom Roman-era sources
languageFamily Germanic languages
likelySpoke West Germanic language
locatedInThePast Germania
lower Rhine region
northwestern Europe
linked to: Northwestern Europe
mentionedBy Pliny the Elder
Roman historians
Tacitus
modernLocationApproximation Netherlands
western Germany
neighboringTribe Bructeri
Chauci
Frisians
Tencteri
Ubii
partOf broader West Germanic group
region area between Rhine and IJssel
right bank of the lower Rhine
timePeriod 1st century CE
2nd century CE
Roman Imperial period
linked to: Roman Empire

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